Actually, that’s exactly my point. The “thing” is always trivial to the person making the statement. The “just” refers to ignoring that other factors are invol

Actually, that’s exactly my point. The “thing” is always trivial to the person making the statement. The “just” refers to ignoring that other factors are involved. If your personal goal is to convert X people to do something, you are accounting for it. If your goal is a specific call to action to have people voluntarily join you, you are accounting for it. If you’re stating a lot of people need to change, you’re acknowledging the scope of the problem. If you’re doing these things, you can make a difference. Go do the thing! Have others join you! If you say everyone should just do it and walk away thinking you have the solution to the problem, you don’t. :)